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Capitol Hill Veteran Joins Feeding America; Sloan Foundation Gets New Leader

Capitol Hill Veteran Joins Feeding America; Sloan Foundation Gets New Leader

Plus, major personnel moves at the Barr, Public Welfare, Annie E. Casey, and Laura and John Arnold foundations.

Merck Fund Names New Chief; Aspen Music Festival Hires Top Fundraiser

Plus, major personnel moves at the James Beard, James Graham Brown, and Akonadi foundations.

Cargill Philanthropies CEO to Retire; SUNY System Gets First Hispanic President

Cargill Philanthropies CEO to Retire; SUNY System Gets First Hispanic President

Plus, personnel moves at Lewis & Clark College, the North Texas Community Foundation, and the Institute for Veteran and Military Families.

Fundraiser Salaries Have Barely Budged This Decade, Report Says

While 71 percent of people who raise money for charities got pay hikes last year, indicating continued demand for talent, median wages in the field have largely stayed flat, according to the latest survey by the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

Recruiting for Nonprofit Jobs in a Rural Locale Takes Creativity

Recruiting for Nonprofit Jobs in a Rural Locale Takes Creativity

When their organizations operate far from a big city, hiring managers need patience and a passionate belief in their cause to lure talent.

Concern Worldwide U.S. and New York Philharmonic Pick New Leaders

Concern Worldwide U.S. and New York Philharmonic Pick New Leaders

Also, Walter Isaacson is exiting the Aspen Institute, and longtime Combined Jewish Philanthropies leader Barry Shrage announced his retirement.

Nonprofits Seek Greater Diversity in Hiring, Study Says

Funding is the biggest obstacle to organizations’ efforts to diversify their staffs, according to new data from consulting company Nonprofit HR.

Most CEOs Don’t Leave by Choice, Study Says

Only nine of 40 nonprofit leaders surveyed by a North Carolina State University researcher said they replaced a predecessor who retired voluntarily.

Advice: The Elements of Great Nonprofit Job Ads

Advice: The Elements of Great Nonprofit Job Ads

Recruiters and nonprofit human-resources professionals offer their tips for writing an advertisement that brings in top candidates.

Advice for Nonprofit Job Seekers: Pay Attention to Details

Nonprofit managers offer advice to job seekers, including tips on how to organize a résumé and learn about the organization where you want to work.